We continue our shadowing of the Springfield Community Theatre’s production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown by talking with Maria Benzie, who is playing Snoopy [MP3 6:53 2MB]. Or read the transcript of the chat.
We continue our shadowing of the Springfield Community Theatre’s production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown by talking with Keith Miller, who is playing the title role of Charlie Brown [MP3 6:57 2MB]. Or read the transcript of the chat.
We continue our shadowing of the Springfield Community Theatre’s production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown by talking with Elaine Topodas, the choreographer [MP3 11:02 3.2MB]. Or read the transcript of the chat.
We continue our shadowing of the Springfield Community Theatre’s production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown by talking with Spencer Mickelson, who plays Schroeder [MP3 6:04 1.7MB]. Or read the transcript of the chat.
We continue our shadowing of the Springfield Community Theatre’s production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown by chatting with Charlie Brown, who is the Master Carpenter and Set Designer [MP3 5:42 1.6MB]. Or read the transcript of the chat.
We continue our shadowing of the Springfield Community Theatre’s production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown by chatting with Steven Haber, who plays Linus Van Pelt [MP3 4:52 1.4MB]. Or read the transcript of the chat.
We continue our shadowing of the Springfield Community Theatre’s production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown by chatting with Lexi Haddad, who plays Lucy Van Pelt [MP3 7:08 2MB]. Or read the transcript of the chat.
Listen to our review of Stage Door Productions’ performance of Our Town [MP3 7:13 2.1MB]. We also chat with the President of Stage Door Productions, Charlotte Fields. A transcript is also available.
We continue our shadowing of the Springfield Community Theatre’s production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown by chatting with Don Neal about directing the show [MP3 8:04 2.3MB]; or read the transcript.
Listen to us talk with Chris Laning and Rob Scardino, host of the Your Neighborhood Stage podcast. Your Neighborhood Stage focuses on school, religious and community theatre via a weekly podcast, which is usually between 30 and 45 minutes long. We discuss actors networking, regional theatre crosspolination of actors, the differences between professional and community theatre, what makes for a good show, as well as how the weekly Your Neighborhood Stage podcast is created. We also learn that Chris and Rob used to work in radio, which is a happy coincidence, since Laura and I did too.
You can download the interview [MP3 24:14 6.9MB].